Escaping Dollar signs (#74)

laravel · Jan 7, 2025 · d360aef · d360aef
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diff --git a/spark-paddle/plans.mdx b/spark-paddle/plans.mdx
@@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ Spark::billable(User::class)->checkPlanEligibility(function ($billable, Plan $pl
 
 ## Per-Seat Billing Plans
 
-Some applications charge users per "seat" instead of a fixed monthly price. For example, a project management application might charge $10 monthly **per project** such that if a user managed five projects they would be billed $50 monthly.
+Some applications charge users per "seat" instead of a fixed monthly price. For example, a project management application might charge \$10 monthly **per project** such that if a user managed five projects they would be billed \$50 monthly.
 
 If your application will be using per-seat billing, you will likely define a single, monthly plan in your application's `config/spark.php` configuration file. In addition, you will need to instruct Spark how to calculate the current number of "seats" a billable model is currently using.
 

diff --git a/spark-stripe/plans.mdx b/spark-stripe/plans.mdx
@@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ Spark::billable(User::class)->checkPlanEligibility(function ($billable, Plan $pl
 
 ## Per-Seat Billing Plans
 
-Some applications charge users per "seat" instead of a fixed monthly price. For example, a project management application might charge $10 monthly **per project** such that if a user managed five projects they would be billed $50 monthly.
+Some applications charge users per "seat" instead of a fixed monthly price. For example, a project management application might charge \$10 monthly **per project** such that if a user managed five projects they would be billed \$50 monthly.
 
 If your application will be using per-seat billing, you will likely define a single, monthly plan in your application's `config/spark.php` configuration file. In addition, you will need to instruct Spark how to calculate the current number of "seats" a billable model is currently using.